How to treat interstitial nephritis?

2017-08-29 15:37

The patients with interstitial nephritis, the first time should pay attention to the treatment of interstitial nephritis, but interstitial nephritis patients should pay attention to early symptoms and corresponding examination. If the method used in the treatment is not correct, it will change the condition or complications.
Symptomatic treatment: the natural course of chronic interstitial nephropathy are different, such as the primary cause in the early treatment, progress can often delay the disease, sometimes renal function can also be obtained a certain degree of improvement, the most prominent example is to relieve urinary tract obstruction. If the disease or progression of the disease is not removed late, the rate of progression to the end of the disease is slower than that of chronic glomerulonephritis when the level of renal dysfunction is equivalent. Through proper treatment of low capacity, acidosis, hyperkalemia or hypertension, often can make the reversal of the rapid deterioration of the renal function. End-stage renal failure can be treated with dialysis and renal transplantation.
Etiological treatment:
Urinary tract infection: for bacterial infection caused by chronic interstitial nephritis, the use of antibiotics, anti infection. We should pay attention to the change of the bacterial sensitivity, dosage and course of treatment, adjust the dosage of the drug according to the state of renal function, and try to choose the medicine which is less toxic to the kidney.
Analgesic nephropathy: early diagnosis is important and should be discontinued after the diagnosis is made. Reducing the amount of non - Western dosage may help prevent the disease.
Toxic nephropathy: drug induced toxic nephropathy should be discontinued. Toxic kidney disease caused by heavy metals should be reduced by exposure and use of antidotes.
Obstructive nephropathy: according to the etiology of obstruction, remove obstruction, and the same time control infection, and preserve renal function.